Ed Bagley

How to Write a Single Page Resume: It's Not Just What You Say, but How You Say It That Counts Ed Bagley

Most books on resume writing tell you what to do, but neglect to tell you how to do it. It is one thing to say "use action verbs" and then give few, if any, writing examples using action verbs. "How to Write a Single Page Resume" not only shares with you what to do, it also shares with you how to do it, with specific examples of not just what to say, but how to say it efficiently and effectively. You will learn the thought process and belief system behind what is being suggested, and why it is being suggested. It is important that you learn why you are doing what you are doing because the more knowledge and understanding you have of the marketplace and hiring practices today, the quicker you will be able to navigate your way through it, get a job offer and a job. You will also learn why people skills are the most important trait you have going for you, how to answer tricky job interview questions, why your focus should be on seeking job interviews and not a job, what is the biggest mistake that potential hires make during a job interview, and the two things you must absolutely do at a job offer to greatly increase your chances of getting a job offer. There is a ton of valuable job seeking information in this 74-page book, all the more reason to buy it now and get on a better track to getting hired and start making money again, or getting promoted and making more money.